Sentence examples for retaining privileges from inspiring English sources

In his speech, Mr Najib said there is no point in retaining privileges at the expense of economic growth.

Female inmates feel they must surrender to advances to win or retain privileges, she said.

He says ITV is the big winner from the new approach: it will retain privileges as a public service broadcaster, but benefit from moves towards self regulation and eventual relaxations in takeovers.

He had other things on his mind though, as leading up to the final major he campaigned to try and get the number of tournaments required to retain privileges on the US tour reduced from 15 to 12, a plea that fell upon deaf ears.

Tech workers attempt to "pass" for younger for the same reasons that people of color sometimes passed for white: to attain or retain privilege, and to escape prejudice.

Fundamentalist Christians demanded the right to discriminate as they wish, while simultaneously retaining the privilege of being protected from discrimination.

It reveals that catcalling isn't about giving compliments to women but about straight men retaining the privilege to demand that women pay attention to them, even if it means making women feel uncomfortable or annoyed as they're heading to work or school, including with a comment as seemingly innocuous as "Nice!" or "Smile".

The town retained its privileges until the French Revolution (1787 99).

Riga's German-speaking nobles and merchants retained local privileges under all of the above monarchies.

He believes you can retain the privileges of kingship while ceding the office.

Sandusky, as part of his retirement terms, retained extensive privileges on campus: an office in the athletic facility, keys to the locker rooms and more.